Komig

Image compression with a concise DSL for quality, format, and resolution control; native codec encoding, returns compressed bytes with metadata, and optional disk caching to free memory.

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Android JVMKotlin/Native

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Authorsderangga

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LicenseMIT License

Creation date8 days ago

Last activity4 days ago

Latest release0.1.0 (7 days ago)

GitHub repository Wiki page

Komig

Kotlin cOMpressor ImaGe — A pure Kotlin Multiplatform image compression library targeting Android and iOS.

Status: Work in Progress

Overview

Komig provides a simple, idiomatic Kotlin API for compressing images with control over quality, format, and resolution. It uses platform-native codecs under the hood (BitmapFactory/Bitmap.compress on Android, UIImage/UIKit on iOS) while exposing a unified DSL in shared code.

Supported Platforms

Platform	Min Version
Android	API 26 (Oreo)
iOS	15+

Supported Formats

JPEG, PNG, WebP

Installation

Add the dependency to your build.gradle.kts:

Kotlin Multiplatform (commonMain)

kotlin {
    sourceSets {
        commonMain.dependencies {
            implementation("io.github.derangga:komig:0.1.0")
        }
    }
}

Android only

dependencies {
    implementation("io.github.derangga:komig:0.1.0")
}

Make sure you have Maven Central in your repositories:

repositories {
    mavenCentral()
}

Usage

Compress from ByteArray

// Minimal — sensible defaults (quality 80, preserve input format)
val result = Komig.compress(imageBytes)

// Full DSL
val result = Komig.compress(imageBytes) {
    quality(80)
    format(OutputFormat.WEBP)
    maxResolution(1920, 1080)
}

Compress from file path

Works on both Android and iOS — pass the absolute path to the image file:

// Minimal
val result = Komig.compress("/path/to/photo.jpg")

// Full DSL
val result = Komig.compress("/path/to/photo.jpg") {
    quality(80)
    format(OutputFormat.WEBP)
    maxResolution(1920, 1080)
}

Result properties

result.bytes           // compressed output as ByteArray
result.width           // output width
result.height          // output height
result.format          // output format
result.inputSizeBytes  // original size in bytes
result.outputSizeBytes // compressed size in bytes
result.cachedPath      // file path if cacheResult() was called, null otherwise
result.isBytesAvailable // false after cacheResult() is called

Caching the result

By default, the compressed image is kept in memory as result.bytes. If you want to persist it to disk and free the memory, call cacheResult():

val result = Komig.compress("/path/to/photo.jpg") {
    quality(80)
    format(OutputFormat.WEBP)
}

// Write to disk and release bytes from memory
val cachedPath = result.cacheResult(
    directory = "/path/to/cache/dir",
    fileName = "photo_compressed",   // extension is appended automatically, e.g. "photo_compressed.webp"
)

// Retrieve the cached file path later
val path = result.cachedPath // "/path/to/cache/dir/photo_compressed.webp"

[!WARNING] Calling cacheResult() permanently releases result.bytes from memory to reduce heap pressure. Any subsequent access to result.bytes after caching will throw an IllegalStateException. Use result.isBytesAvailable to check whether bytes are still in memory before accessing them.

val result = Komig.compress(imageBytes)

result.isBytesAvailable   // true
result.cacheResult("/cache/dir", "output")
result.isBytesAvailable   // false

result.bytes              // throws IllegalStateException: "Bytes have been released after caching. Use the cached file at: ..."

What to do with the result

result.bytes is a standard ByteArray containing the compressed image. Here are common use cases:

Display in Compose Multiplatform (Android)

import android.graphics.BitmapFactory
import androidx.compose.ui.graphics.asImageBitmap

val bitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeByteArray(result.bytes, 0, result.bytes.size)
val imageBitmap = bitmap.asImageBitmap()

Image(bitmap = imageBitmap, contentDescription = "Compressed image")

Display in Compose Multiplatform (iOS)

import org.jetbrains.skia.Image
import androidx.compose.ui.graphics.toComposeImageBitmap

val imageBitmap = Image.makeFromEncoded(result.bytes).toComposeImageBitmap()

Image(bitmap = imageBitmap, contentDescription = "Compressed image")

Save to file (cross-platform)

// Works on both Android and iOS
val path = result.cacheResult(
    directory = context.cacheDir.absolutePath, // Android example; use NSCachesDirectory path on iOS
    fileName = "compressed",
)

Upload to a server

// result.bytes can be sent directly as a request body
httpClient.post("https://api.example.com/upload") {
    setBody(result.bytes)
    contentType(ContentType.Image.Any)
}

Architecture

Pure Kotlin Multiplatform with expect/actual pattern. Shared logic (config, DSL, pipeline orchestration) lives in commonMain. Platform-specific codec work lives in androidMain and iosMain.

komig/src/
├── commonMain/    ← API, DSL, config, expect declarations
├── androidMain/   ← BitmapFactory + Bitmap.compress
└── iosMain/       ← UIImage + UIKit encoding

License

MIT License

Android JVMKotlin/Native

GitHub stars0

Authorsderangga

Open issues0

LicenseMIT License

Creation date8 days ago

Last activity4 days ago

Latest release0.1.0 (7 days ago)

GitHub repository Wiki page

Komig

Kotlin cOMpressor ImaGe — A pure Kotlin Multiplatform image compression library targeting Android and iOS.

Status: Work in Progress

Overview

Supported Platforms

Platform	Min Version
Android	API 26 (Oreo)
iOS	15+

Supported Formats

JPEG, PNG, WebP

Installation

Add the dependency to your build.gradle.kts:

Kotlin Multiplatform (commonMain)

kotlin {
    sourceSets {
        commonMain.dependencies {
            implementation("io.github.derangga:komig:0.1.0")
        }
    }
}

Android only

dependencies {
    implementation("io.github.derangga:komig:0.1.0")
}

Make sure you have Maven Central in your repositories:

repositories {
    mavenCentral()
}

Usage

Compress from ByteArray

// Minimal — sensible defaults (quality 80, preserve input format)
val result = Komig.compress(imageBytes)

// Full DSL
val result = Komig.compress(imageBytes) {
    quality(80)
    format(OutputFormat.WEBP)
    maxResolution(1920, 1080)
}

Compress from file path

Works on both Android and iOS — pass the absolute path to the image file:

// Minimal
val result = Komig.compress("/path/to/photo.jpg")

// Full DSL
val result = Komig.compress("/path/to/photo.jpg") {
    quality(80)
    format(OutputFormat.WEBP)
    maxResolution(1920, 1080)
}

Result properties

result.bytes           // compressed output as ByteArray
result.width           // output width
result.height          // output height
result.format          // output format
result.inputSizeBytes  // original size in bytes
result.outputSizeBytes // compressed size in bytes
result.cachedPath      // file path if cacheResult() was called, null otherwise
result.isBytesAvailable // false after cacheResult() is called

Caching the result

By default, the compressed image is kept in memory as result.bytes. If you want to persist it to disk and free the memory, call cacheResult():

val result = Komig.compress("/path/to/photo.jpg") {
    quality(80)
    format(OutputFormat.WEBP)
}

// Write to disk and release bytes from memory
val cachedPath = result.cacheResult(
    directory = "/path/to/cache/dir",
    fileName = "photo_compressed",   // extension is appended automatically, e.g. "photo_compressed.webp"
)

// Retrieve the cached file path later
val path = result.cachedPath // "/path/to/cache/dir/photo_compressed.webp"

[!WARNING] Calling cacheResult() permanently releases result.bytes from memory to reduce heap pressure. Any subsequent access to result.bytes after caching will throw an IllegalStateException. Use result.isBytesAvailable to check whether bytes are still in memory before accessing them.

val result = Komig.compress(imageBytes)

result.isBytesAvailable   // true
result.cacheResult("/cache/dir", "output")
result.isBytesAvailable   // false

result.bytes              // throws IllegalStateException: "Bytes have been released after caching. Use the cached file at: ..."

What to do with the result

result.bytes is a standard ByteArray containing the compressed image. Here are common use cases:

Display in Compose Multiplatform (Android)

import android.graphics.BitmapFactory
import androidx.compose.ui.graphics.asImageBitmap

val bitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeByteArray(result.bytes, 0, result.bytes.size)
val imageBitmap = bitmap.asImageBitmap()

Image(bitmap = imageBitmap, contentDescription = "Compressed image")

Display in Compose Multiplatform (iOS)

import org.jetbrains.skia.Image
import androidx.compose.ui.graphics.toComposeImageBitmap

val imageBitmap = Image.makeFromEncoded(result.bytes).toComposeImageBitmap()

Image(bitmap = imageBitmap, contentDescription = "Compressed image")

Save to file (cross-platform)

// Works on both Android and iOS
val path = result.cacheResult(
    directory = context.cacheDir.absolutePath, // Android example; use NSCachesDirectory path on iOS
    fileName = "compressed",
)

Upload to a server

// result.bytes can be sent directly as a request body
httpClient.post("https://api.example.com/upload") {
    setBody(result.bytes)
    contentType(ContentType.Image.Any)
}

Architecture

Pure Kotlin Multiplatform with expect/actual pattern. Shared logic (config, DSL, pipeline orchestration) lives in commonMain. Platform-specific codec work lives in androidMain and iosMain.

komig/src/
├── commonMain/    ← API, DSL, config, expect declarations
├── androidMain/   ← BitmapFactory + Bitmap.compress
└── iosMain/       ← UIImage + UIKit encoding

License

MIT License